Hill Palace Museum (Thripunithura)

Hill Palace Museum (Thripunithura)

  • Kochi

About Us

Hill Palace Museum is Kerala's largest archaeological museum and the former royal residence of the Maharaja of Cochin. Built in 1865, the sprawling complex comprises forty-nine traditional buildings surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens, a deer park, and lush greenery. The
museum showcases an extraordinary collection of royal artifacts, including antique furniture, sculptures, paintings, ancient manuscripts, ceremonial weapons, rare coins, and the magnificent Cochin Royal Crown. Its rich history, elegant architecture, and peaceful surroundings make it
one of Kochi's most significant cultural and heritage attractions.
 

How to Reach

  • By Air: Cochin International Airport is about 35 km away.
  • By Train: Tripunithura Railway Station is approximately 2 km, while Ernakulam Junction is around 10 km away.
  • By Road: Well connected by buses, taxis, metro feeder services, and private vehicles from Kochi city.

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